Sentence examples for benefit for a while from inspiring English sources

And even if oil prices later fall, Russia's natural gas monopoly, Gazprom, would continue to benefit for a while.

After the sighting was announced, local economies seemed to benefit for a while as scientists, bird-watchers and news media outlets from around the world flocked to Brinkley and to the other communities in the patchwork quilt of fragmented forest and farmland that surrounds the Big Woods.

Cox says medical professionals have known about the benefits for a while and mindfulness offers a "glimmer of hope" for tackling the spiralling cost of healthcare on the NHS.

"I've been very interested in self-driving and it's benefits for a while now.

"Fat is just a mean word that people call bigger people... you're just a big boy, you're big boned," she responded, laying the groundwork for an unhealthy lifestyle that did benefit Kinnard for a while (his size helped him land a spot as an offensive lineman on his school football team), but would also prove to be a risk factor for diseases like diabetes and heart disease down the road.

But as the numbers of incapacity claimants are so great, and as the government has no serious plans to help the long-term incapacity claimants back into work, it should allow such claimants to continue to draw benefit for a year while they attempt to find work.

Able and other air shipping companies will probably benefit for a good while.

The "just tell the truth" family usually includes a laid-off worker who got a great severance and can keep the benefits package for a while.

New technological developments take time to penetrate markets, and customers may not feel the benefits for quite a while.

Melvin A. Kinnison, 65, of Huntington Beach, Calif., a retired deputy sheriff with diabetes and prostate cancer, said: "The drug benefit was fine for a while, until the doughnut hole came around.

She was on benefits for a long while, which is what Americans call welfare.